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Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said on the 7th that it confirmed that South Korean survey vessel 'Tamhae 3' was lowering an object like a wire into the sea in Japan's exclusive economic zone west of Takeshima
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Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said on the 7th that it confirmed that South Korean survey vessel 'Tamhae 3' was lowering an object like a wire into the sea in Japan's exclusive economic zone (EEZ) west of Takeshima (Japan's name for Dokdo). Seo Kyung-duk, a professor at Sungshin Women's University, said on the 29th that he and 70 citizens unfolded a giant South Korean flag on Dokdo, the Republic of Korea's territory. Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that in response to this survey activity, Masaaki Kanai, Director-General of the Asian and Oceanian Affairs Bureau, lodged a protest with Lee Sang-ryeol, Minister at the South Korean Embassy in Japan, and Kazuo Tsujo, Minister at the Japanese Embassy in South Korea, lodged a protest with Lee Min-kyung, Director-General for Asia and Pacific Affairs at the South Korean Foreign Ministry.
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Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said on the 7th that it confirmed that South Korean survey vessel 'Tamhae 3' was lowering an object like a wire into the sea in Japan's exclusive economic zone (EEZ) west of Takeshima (Japan's name for Dokdo).
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Seo Kyung-duk, a professor at Sungshin Women's University, said on the 29th that he and 70 citizens unfolded a giant South Korean flag on Dokdo, the Republic of Korea's territory.
according to Kyunghyang ShinmunJapan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that in response to this survey activity, Masaaki Kanai, Director-General of the Asian and Oceanian Affairs Bureau, lodged a protest with Lee Sang-ryeol, Minister at the South Korean Embassy in Japan, and Kazuo Tsujo, Minister at the Japanese Embassy in South Korea, lodged a protest with Lee Min-kyung, Director-General for Asia and Pacific Affairs at the South Korean Foreign Ministry.
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Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said on the 7th that it confirmed that South Korean survey vessel 'Tamhae 3' was lowering an object like a wire into the sea in Japan's exclusive economic zone (EEZ) west of Takeshima (Japan's name for Dokdo).
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